Shop Cabinets $70 Tax included.

Very nice. ...and on a good budget too!

Pluses:
- great price
- nice.use of corbels as a design element
- love the use of masonite for the panels
- Hinges look great!

Minuses:
- since you said the corbels looked big, now I think so too
- ‘anyhoodle’???

:-)

Great project, Michael! Congrats, the cabinet looks great!

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If it works it is worth it. Great job

-- Norman

Looks like they can store a lot. Is that going to end up being the miter station?

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Thanks Dave

Thanks Smitty – Yeah, i’m going to play with them this evening to see what I can do.

Thanks NormG

The Head Chuck – Yes, going to be the miter station – Will be building the arm extensions after work today.

-- Michael and Matthew

Dynamite cabinets at super investment. Very nice

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net

Great shop project. I would love these but I have ZERO floor space left. That goes for wall space too. Good job.

-- Bill from Lithia Springs, GA I love the smell of sawdust in the morning.

Wow ! Very nice great work…..shinju

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very nice, but under $70? 5/8 ply is over $20/sheet here in NJ!

JohnEinNJ – Its $20 a sheet here as well. 3 sheets $60, the hinges were $10, the Masonite free from a local cabinet shop dumpster, got 8 free sheets. Masonite is around $10 a sheet so these would cost you approx $80 to build. I didn’t include the glue and screws as I had these on hand.

-- Michael and Matthew

Oh my aching corbels !!
“anyhoodle”...LOL
Nice cabinet system to compliment your sense of humor : )

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

Very nice…corbels and all !! ...lol

-- Measure "at least" twice and cut once

What kind of TS is that? Looks just like my Ridgid 3650, but different colors.

Thanks Bill
Thanks Dusty56
Thanks kdc68 :)

Luke – This is the same saw as your Ridgid. This one is from Busy Bee Tools here in Canada. This is under the Craftex name. Identical saw, different paint. Made in the same factory in Tiwan :)

-- Michael and Matthew

Inspiration is always welcome. Thanks! Great work and great design. Every detail counts, even the corbels, which are a great way to expand a work surface.

Best,

Serge

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